Accommodation and Experience Providers

Enderby & District Visitor Centre is located in the beautiful Belvidere Park situated beside the Shuswap River. Our Centre has free WIFI and tourism guides for areas throughout British Columbia. Stop in to say hello and find out about our community and region. Take a stroll along the scenic river walk or enjoy lunch in the park.

We are located on the Pacific Rim Highway, 7 kilometres south of Tofino and 25 kilometres north of the Highway 4 and Pacific Rim Highway junction. The facility is equipped with bathrooms, picnic tables, wifi, and a water station as well our friendly staff who will help you with any questions you may have, providing you with great resources! We have an abundance of information including various maps of the area and beyond, accommodations, restaurants, attractions, tours, local events, tide guides, trail maps, and more! Shop our Tofino inspired apparel, souvenirs, postcards, maps, children's books & toys as well as a beautiful selection of products from local artisans. We also have a selection of ocean friendly goods to help reduce the use of single use plastics.

Red Shutter Inn is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Rossland, offering a charming environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay.Rooms at Red Shutter Inn provide a flat screen TV, a view of the mountains, and a refrigerator, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available.In addition, Red Shutter Inn offers a hot tub, which will help make your Rossland trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests.During your visit, be sure to check out a popular Rossland tempura restaurant such as Aka Dake, which is a short distance from Red Shutter Inn.There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular history museums such as Rossland Museum & Discovery Centre.Enjoy your stay in Rossland!

Going fishing is not just sitting in a boat, casting a rod out and waiting for a fish to bite the line. It's about the whole experience. Being engulfed in the beauty of nature in Beautiful British Columbia and seeing what the Fraser River has to offer. Truly an experience of a lifetime that you'll want to share with your family and friends. Big Game Sturgeon fishing is what we specialize in!

Gulf Islands National Park Reserve is closed for the season until May 15, 2021. Most green spaces and trails are still available for your enjoyment; however, the majority of visitor services are no longer available. Be prepared and use additional caution as search and rescue services are limited. Enjoy your Gulf Islands National Park Reserve responsibly! Experience the park, an archipelago of sheltered islands, islets and reefs in the Salish Sea. Breathe in the sea air and the Mediterranean-like climate while exploring stunning beaches, peaceful coves and lush forest trails. Take in the spectacular ocean views with glimpses of seals, sea lions, porpoises and Orca whales. Connect with fascinating local culture and people, or enjoy boating, kayaking, hiking and an extensive interpretive program, including a multi-route geocaching program for all ages.

Discover the natural and human history of Kelowna. Museums are living places, and thats true of Kelownas flagship museum, the Okanagan Heritage Museum too. In fact, the entire permanent gallery has been reimagined! In spring 2019, we wrapped up a multi-year process that saw us overhaul our entire permanent gallery. Pay us a visit and enjoy our new museum. Experience fascinating displays and learn how the Okanagan valley was formed, and why it supports tremendous biodiversity. Step into the world of the syilx/Okanagan people, and gain insights into their close connection to the land. Learn about the arrival of traders and settlers, and peer into the windows of an original Chinatown shop. Meet some individuals from Kelownas past and present, and be inspired by the Central Okanagan Sports Hall of Fame. This museum is also home to two important facilities: the Kelowna Public Archives and the Ursula Surtees Regional Conservation Laboratory.

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Garibaldi Provincial Park is a favorite destination of outdoor enthusiasts: it offers a range of hiking opportunities from lush alpine meadows, wildlife viewing opportunities, alpine flowers blooming in lush meadows, and hikes ranging from a few hours to a few days using map and compass. Garibaldi Park has an interesting geological background as it was created by volcanic action which created the formation of many of the parks peaks; the Black Tusk, Price Mountain, The Table, Mount Garibaldi, the CinderCone and the Glacier Pikes just to name a few. Lava from Clinker Peak is responsible for the creation of The Barrier. Behind this natural dam 300 metre deep Garibaldi Lake was formed.